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Ojarumaru
Cover of the 2010 Ojarumaru calendar
おじゃる丸まる
GenreComedy, Fantasy,[1] Slice of life
Created byRin Inumaru
Anime television series
Directed byAkitaro Daichi
Music byHarukichi Yamamoto
StudioGallop
Licensed by
Original networkNHK Educational TV
Original run October 5, 1998 – present
Episodes2037[2][3][a] + 7 specials[b] (List of episodes)
Anime film
Ojarumaru the Movie: The Promised Summer - Ojaru and Semira
Directed byAkitaro Daichi
Produced byAtsushi Ito
Hisako Matsumoto
Written byReiko Yoshida
Music byHarukichi Yamamoto
StudioGallop
ReleasedJuly 15, 2000
Runtime47 minutes
Manga
Written byTatsuma Ejiri
Published byShueisha
MagazineSaikyo Jump
DemographicShōnen
Original runJanuary 2012 – September 2014
Volumes1 (List of volumes)

Ojarumaru (おじゃる丸まる)[c] is a Japanese anime series created by Rin Inumaru, produced by NHK Enterprises, and animated by Gallop.[5] The series has aired on NHK Educational TV since October 1998, making it the second longest-running anime on NHK behind Nintama Rantaro, and the third longest-running anime series to date. The series focuses on a 5-year-old Heian-era prince named Ojarumaru Sakanoue who accidentally time-warps to modern Japan and has adventures there while dodging a trio of young oni who try to get back a scepter that he stole from Great King Enma. The series has been dubbed in many languages.[6] It was the first NHK anime series to be animated using the digital ink-and-paint process instead of cel animation.[7]

It received an "Excellence Award" for animation at the 1999 Japan Media Arts Festival.[8]

Premise

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See also: List of Ojarumaru characters and List of Ojarumaru episodes

Around 1,000 years ago in Fairy World (妖精ようせい界かい Yōsei-kai) in the Heian era,[d] a young prince from a noble family named Ojarumaru Sakanoue is bored of his life of privilege. He is later lured into Enma World (エンマ界かい Enma-kai) by the sound of a ukulele played by Great King Enma. Upon arriving, he steals Great King Enma's powerful scepter,[e] which he uses in order to judge the dead. While getting chased by Great King Enma, he accidentally falls into the Moon Hole (月つきの穴あな Tsuki no Ana), which time-warps him to modern Japan via the Full Moon Road (満月まんげつロード Mangetsu Rōdo). The furious Great King Enma sends his three adopted oni children, Aobei, Kisuke, and Akane, who are known as the "Little Child Trio" (子こ鬼おにトリオ Kooni Trio), to pursue Ojarumaru and get the scepter back. At the present time, Ojarumaru falls from the Moon to the roof of Sakata Apartment (坂田さかたマンション Sakata Manshon) where he befriends a boy named Kazuma Tamura and his grandfather Tommy. Fascinated with the prince, Tommy helps Kazuma convince his parents Ai and Makoto into letting Ojarumaru stay with the family, to which they accept. Denbo, Ojarumaru's anthropomorphic firefly caretaker who witnessed the latter falling into the Moon Hole, eventually finds and takes care of him at the request of his parents. While making many new friends and rivals, as well as dodging the Oni Child Trio's efforts to retrieve the scepter, Ojarumaru has many adventures in Moonlight Town (月光げっこう町まち Gekkō-chō) and encounters new things he has never seen before in his time period.

Later episodes tend to center around other characters, including Princess Okame, Ojarumaru's young fiancé who desperately tries to win over his heart; Okorinbō and Nikorinbō, two anthropomorphic komainu who try numerous get-rich-quick methods in a bid to get their shinto shrine out of poverty; Ken, a freeter who keeps changing jobs; Kazuma's classmates, big eater Kintarō Sakata, beauty-obsessed Komachi Ono, and the judgmental but well-intentioned Kentarō Iwashimizu; Icchoku Honda, Kazuma's energetic homeroom teacher; the Hoshino Family, three aliens from another planet who want to invade Earth and have a strange aversion to Ojarumaru; and Sachiyo Usui, an eccentric manga artist who is notorious for her creepy, highly detailed drawings.

Some episodes place the characters in parodies of notable fairy tales, fables, novels, and TV shows from Japan and other countries. These include Momotarō,[10][11][12] Cinderella,[13] Ikkyū-san,[14] Journey to the West,[15] Columbo,[16] Peter Pan,[17] The Boy Who Cried Wolf,[18] Attack on Titan[19] and James Bond.[20]

Broadcast

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Seven television specials have aired on NHK E-Tele. The first special entitled Ojarumaru: Shiawase no Aoi Senaka (おじゃる丸まる　しあわせの青あおいせなか, Ojarumaru: A Happy Blue Back) aired on January 1, 2000. The second special entitled Ojarumaru: Mangetsu Rōdo Kiki Ippatsu ~Tama ni wa Maro mo Dai Bōken~ (おじゃる丸まる　満月まんげつロード危機一髪ききいっぱつ　～タマにはマロも大だい冒険ぼうけん～, Ojarumaru: Peril at the Full Moon Road ~A Rare Adventure of Our Prince~) aired on May 3, 2007. The third special entitled Ojarumaru Supesharu: Ginga ga Maro o Yonde iru ~Futari no Negai Boshi~ (おじゃる丸まるスペシャル　銀河ぎんががマロを呼よんでいる　～ふたりのねがい星ぼし～, Ojarumaru Special: My Galaxy is Calling ~The Two Wishing Stars~) aired on March 20, 2012. The fourth special entitled Ojarumaru Special: Wasureta Mori no Hinata (おじゃる丸まる スペシャル　わすれた森もりのヒナタ, Ojarumaru Special: Hinata in the Forgotten Forest) aired on August 14, 2015.[21] The fifth special entitled Ojarumaru Special: Saraba Mattari no Hibi yo (おじゃる丸まる スペシャル　さらば まったりの日々ひびよ, Ojarumaru Special: Goodbye, Lazy Days) aired in 2 parts on November 1 and 2, 2017. The sixth special entitled Ojarumaru Special: Anime Janai de ojaru? (おじゃる丸まる スペシャル　アニメでないでおじゃる？, Ojarumaru Special: It's Not an Anime?) aired on November 3, 2017.[22][23] The seventh special Heian-chō Onigami Kessen (ヘイアンチョウ鬼神きじん決戦けっせん) was scheduled to premiere on March 28, 2022,[24] and was later delayed to March 30 due to a high school baseball tournament preempting the special's initial 9:00 AM timeslot on March 28.[25]

The series has aired daily on Kids Station since November 5, 2018.[26]

Soundtrack

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Opening Themes

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No. Title[5] Series no.[5] Performer[5] Notes
1 Utahito (詠人よみびと) 1–10; 16-present Saburō Kitajima
2 Yumehito (夢ゆめ人じん) 11-15 Saburō Kitajima

Ending Themes

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No. Title[5] Series no.[5] Performer[5] Notes
1 Purin Sanka (プリン賛歌さんか, The Pudding Anthem) 1 SUS4
2 Purin de ojaru (プリンでおじゃる) 2 Ojarumaru (Hiroko Konishi), Kazuma (Yuriko Fuchizaki), Denbo (Rie Iwatsubo) A cover of Purin Sanka
3 Kooni Trio no Theme (子こ鬼おにトリオのテーマ, The Little Oni Trio's Theme) 3 Kooni Trio[f]
4 Koi o Itashi Mashou♪ (恋こいをいたしましょう♪, Let us Love♪) 4 Denbo
5 Acchi Muite Hoi de ojaru (あっちむいてホイでおじゃる) 5 Ojarumaru (Chinami Nishimura), Kazuma, Denbo, the Oni Child Trio
6 Kono Machi Itsumo 〜Bin-chan no Uta〜 (この町まちいつも〜貧ひんちゃんの歌うた〜, Always in this Town 〜Poverty-chan's Song〜) 6 Bin-chan (Ayaka Saitō)
7 Warera Gekkō-chō Chicchai Mono Club (われら月光げっこう町まちちっちゃいものクラブ, Our Moonlight Town Tiny Things Club) 7 Moonlight Town Tiny Things Club[g]
8 Gekkō-chō no Uta (月光げっこう町まちのうた, Moonlight Town's Song) 8 Ojarumaru, Kisuke
9 Denbo no Bunbun Fushi (電でんボのブンブン節ぶし, Denbo's Buzzing Melody) 9 Denbo (Narumi Satō), Ojarumaru, Kazuma
10 Sankyukkyu Dancing (さんきゅっきゅダンシング) 10 Natsumi
11 Bokura no Sekai (ぼくらの世界せかい, Our World) 11 Reiko Mizumachi
12 Ojarumaru Kyōsō Kyoku (おじゃる丸まる狂騒きょうそう曲きょく, The Ojarumaru Prosperous Song) 12 Kumiko Mori
13 Katatsumuri (かたつむり, Snails) 13 Manami Oku[h]
14 Hatsukoi wa Minora Nai (初恋はつこいは実みのらない, Not My First Love) 14 Ojarumaru Sisters
15 Maro no Sanpo (マロのさんぽ, My Walk) 15, 16 Chopiiin (15th series); Ojarumaru, Kazuma, Denbo (16th series)
16 Da!Da!!Da!!! 17 The Collectors
17 Wakaran (わからん, I Don't Know) 18 Zainichi Funk
18 Mihatenu Yume (見果みはてぬ夢ゆめ, An Unfinished Dream) 19 Ojamens[i]
19 Purin Sanka ~20th à la mode edition (プリン賛歌さんか ~20th à la mode edition, The Pudding Anthem ~20th à la mode edition) 20 TWEEDEES A cover of Purin Sanka
20 Kono Michi Ashita e (この道みち 明日あしたへ) 21 Ken
21 Yada na～ Ii na～ (やだな～ いいな～) 22 Great King Enma (Tetsuo Komura), Bin-chan
22 Yume no Yume (夢ゆめの夢ゆめ, Dream in a Dream)[28] 23 Crazy Ken Band
23 Oja Fuwa Babyun (おじゃフワバビュン)[29] 24 Fuwa-chan, Team Ojarumaru
24 Ito Okashi (いとをかし)[30][31] 25 Ringo Sheena
25 Sennen Traveler (千せん年ねんトラベラー, Thousand-Year Traveler)[32] 26 Ikusaburo Yamazaki
26 Maru (丸まる)[33] 27 Shizuka Kudo

Other media

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Manga

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A manga adaptation of the anime series, written and illustrated by Tatsuma Ejiri, was serialized in Shueisha's Saikyo Jump magazine from January 2012 to September 2014. The first and only tankōbon volume, which compiles select stories from the Saikyo Jump serialization, was published in Japan on July 4, 2014.[34]

No. Release date ISBN
1 July 4, 20144088801474
  • 1. "I am Ojarumaru" (マロがおじゃる丸まるでおじゃる, "Maro ga Ojarumaru de ojaru")
  • 2. "My Ojaru Livelihood" (マロのおじゃる生活せいかつでおじゃる, "Maro no Ojaru Seikatsu de ojaru")
  • 3. "Sightseeing Moonlight Town" (月光げっこう町まち観光かんこうするでおじゃる, "Gekkō Chō Kankō Suru de ojaru")
  • 4. "I'm Homesick" (ホームシックでおじゃる, "Hōmushikku de ojaru")
  • 5. "I Hate Baths and Water" (風呂ふろや水みずはイヤでおじゃる, "Furo ya Mizu wa Iya de ojaru")
  • 6. "Kin-chan is a Dinosaur Mania" (金きむちゃんは恐竜きょうりゅうマニア, "Kin-chan wa Kyōryū Mania")
  • 7. "My Cap is a Treasure Chest (マロのエボシは宝たからばこ, "Maro no Eboshi wa Takarabako")
  • 8. "Kazuma Likes Rocks Very Much" (カズマはとっても石いしがすき, "Kazuma wa Tottemo Ishi ga Suki")
  • 9. "Crazy for Komachi-chan" (小町こまちちゃんにメロリンコ, "Komachi-chan ni Merorinko")
  • 10. "Iwashimizu-kun is Always Correct" (いつも正ただしい石いし清水しみずくん, "Itsumo Tadashii Iwashimizu-kun")
  • 11. "Grandpa Tommy's Great Discovery" (トミー爺じいの大だい発見はっけん, "Tomī-jī no Daihakken")
  • 12. "Kazuma, Afraid of Rocks (カズマ、石いしをこわがる, "Kazuma, Ishi o Kowagaru")
  • Special Bonus: "Cafe Oko-Niko" (カフェ オコニコ, "Kafe Oko-Niko")

Video games

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Title Developer Publisher Platform Release date Source
Ojarumaru (おじゃる丸まる) Bandai Bandai Sega Pico 1999
Ojarumaru 〜Mangan Jinja no Ennichi de ojaru!〜 (おじゃる丸まる 〜満願まんがん神社じんじゃの縁日えんにちでごじゃる!〜) MTO MTO Game Boy Color June 30, 2000 [35]
Ojarumaru 〜Tsukiyo ga Ike no Takaramono〜 (おじゃる丸まる 〜月夜つきよが池いけのたからもの〜) Success Success Game Boy Color July 14, 2000 [36]
Typing Ojarumaru (タイピング おじゃる丸まる) Interchannel Interchannel Windows 95/98/Me/XP 2001 [37]
Ojarumaru: Kazu Asobi (おじゃる丸まる かずあそび) E Frontier E Frontier Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP, Classic Mac OS, macOS 2002
Ojarumaru: Moji Asobi (おじゃる丸まる もじあそび) E Frontier E Frontier Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP, Classic Mac OS, macOS 2002 [38]
Ojarumaru: Pasokon Yarou yo! Mouse de Jigsaw Puzzle (おじゃる丸まる パソコンやろうよ! マウスでジグソーパズル) Dorasu Dorasu Windows 95/98/2000/Me [39]
Ojarumaru: Gekkō-chō Sanpo de ojaru (おじゃる丸まる 月光げっこう町まち 散歩さんぽでおじゃる) MTO MTO Game Boy Advance September 5, 2003 [40]
Ojarumaru: DS Ojaru to Okeiko Aiueo (おじゃる丸まる DS おじゃるとおけいこ あいうえお) D3 Publisher D3 Publisher Nintendo DS December 20, 2007 [41]
Ojarumaru: Kaikai! Enma-Kai (おじゃる丸まる 怪かい々！エンマ界かい) Metro Metro au [42]
Ojarumaru: Gattai no Oni (おじゃる丸まる がったいのオニ) Metro Metro au [43]
Ojarumaru: Ojarumaru Tennis (おじゃる丸まる おじゃる丸まるテニス) Metro Metro au [44]
Ojarumaru: Eboshi Collection (おじゃる丸まる エボシコレクション) Metro Metro au [44]
Ojarumaru: Ojarumaru no Hover Race (おじゃる丸まる おじゃる丸まるのホバーレース) Metro Metro au [45]
Ojarumaru: Chicchai Golf (おじゃる丸まる ちっちゃいゴルフ) Metro Metro au [46]
Ojarumaru: Nige tetamo (おじゃる丸まる にげてたも) Metro Metro au [46]
Ojarumaru: Logic Puzzle (おじゃる丸まる ロジックパズル) Metro Metro au [47]
Ojarumaru: Shutsudō! Chicchai Mono Club (おじゃる丸まる 出動しゅつどう!ちっちゃいものクラブ) Metro Metro au [48]
Akihabara Ojaru de Kankō (秋葉原あきはばらおじゃるde観光かんこう) Akihabara TMO,INC. Akihabara TMO,INC. iOS, Android 2011 [49]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The episodes are split up into 26 "series"
  2. ^ As of December 6, 2023
  3. ^ Known officially in English as Prince Mackaroo.[4]
  4. ^ Officially written in katakana as ヘイアンチョウ (Heian-chō)[9]
  5. ^ Officially written in katakana as シャク (Shaku)[9]
  6. ^ Consists of Aobei (Kazuya Ichijou), Akane (Omi Minami), and Kisuke (Yūji Ueda)
  7. ^ Consists of Denbo (Rie Iwatsubo), Kame and Tome (Satomi Kōrogi), Katapi (Ryō Naitō), Ojarumaru (Chinami Nishimura), and Bin-chan (Ayaka Saitō)
  8. ^ Credited as Manami Ogu
  9. ^ Consists of Kanchō (Kenjirō Tsuda), Kanbutsu (Eiji Takemoto), Ken (Yūsuke Numata), Kawakami (Norihisa Mori), and Hoshino (Yuko Sanpei)[27]

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  11. ^ Ojarumaru 3rd series episode 5 "Momoman" (モモマン)
  12. ^ Ojarumaru 7th series episode 86 "Momoman 2" (モモマン2)
  13. ^ Ojarumaru 2nd series episode 18 "Ojaderella" (おじゃデレラ)
  14. ^ Ojarumaru 10th series episode 13 "Ojakkyū-san" (おじゃ休きゅうさん)
  15. ^ Ojarumaru 10th series episode 63 "Ojagoku" (おじゃごくう)
  16. ^ Ojarumaru 10th series episode 28 "Keiji Ojarumbo" (刑事けいじおじゃるンボ)
  17. ^ Ojarumaru 15th series episode 75 "Ojater Pan" (おじゃターパン)
  18. ^ Ojarumaru 18th series episode 38 "Ookami Shonen Ojarumaru" (おおかみ少年しょうねんおじゃる "Wolf Boy Ojarumaru")
  19. ^ Ojarumaru 21st series episode 21 "Shingeki no Maro" (進撃しんげきのマロ)
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